crawlinkingsnake
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someone or something tipped over our bird bath last night......
Yet if a real-life dinosaur or Ogopogo) appeared before them, they would say it simply couldn't be a dinosaur, even if it looks exactly like one,
There was a British made horror movie in the fifties called "The Abominable Snowman:"Bigfoot/Sasquatch/Skunk Ape/Yeti/Abominable Snowman/whateveryoucallit" is an extraterrestrial species that has solved the problems of propulsion over great distances through the universe. Why they come here to Earth, I don't know. Vacation? Observation? They like screwing with we Terrans? Whatever their reasons, it explains a lot. No physical evidence of their presence except for the occasional footprint? They pack out their trash and they're far better at it than we are. Sure, they occasionally leave a patch of hair/fur on a branch somewhere, but who doesn't? No bodies? If they're injured or killed they take the bodies home with them for appropriate disposal. Reclusive? Again, if they're on vacation they want to be left alone, and if they're here to observe and learn more about us they really don't want us to be aware of their presence. Maybe they just like it here; I don't know. But this theory provides answers for a lot of questions.
^ If anyone sees a living creature in that top photo it must be their imagination. To me it looks like nothing more than random debris that has fallen from the trees above.
There was a British made horror movie in the fifties called "The Abominable Snowman:
"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Abominable_Snowman_(film)#/media/File:Abominable_Snowman_movie.jpg
Films like that play into the psyche of those who want to believe and goes a long way to perpetuate the myth.
Which takes us full circle back to The Devil's Footprints of the mid nineteenth century.I do like the foot prints, but foot prints can be faked.